WATCH: Somizi takes jabs at Bonang and Pinky Girl

The Idols SA judge posted a video on Instagram on Wednesday telling his followers that he was starting a new business with Lasizwe.

He says their new funeral cover venture will offer a variety of services including a full face of make-up for the dearly departed.

The entertainers joked that the face beat would include an amazing contour, that will leave mourners saying “wow”.

Their cover also offered gold circle, general and VVIP seating. Waiters will also be on hand to serve family members.

The video ended off on a shady note, with Somizi and Lasizwe saying if you want “champagne, darling” you will need to pay extra.

Bonang and her Pinky Girl, who are big fans of champagne, made the phrase popular in season one of Being Bonang.

But Somizi was not done with his shady tendencies.

“Waiters are dressed in pink, we call them pinky girls,” he joked.

It seems Lasizwe didn’t expect that direct shade, and burst out laughing.

Their skit has been watched more than 133 000 times on Instagram – both Somizi and Lasizwe have a history with Bonang.

Somizi and Queen B were once inseparable, but their friendship ended abruptly in early 2016.

Bonang didn’t give a reason for ignoring her BFF, but Somizi heard through the grapevine that she thought he was the person who told DJ Zinhle that she was allegedly cheating with AKA.

Earlier this year, Bonang revealed in her debut book, From A to B, that she ended their friendship because Somizi became friends with her abusive ex. Somizi denied the claims, and demanded she remove the “lies” from her book or face legal action.

Lasizwe found himself on the wrong side of Bonang’s block button after he shared a skit on social media called Being Boneng.

He made fun of Bonang’s love for champagne, and the rumours that AKA cheated on her with video vixen Nicole Nyama.

But she clearly did not see the funny side of the video.

We wonder what she will think of Somizi and Lasiwe’s latest video!

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